Paul Pavlou Family Barrister
Making The Law Work For You
About Paul
Paul has over 20 years experience as a family law barrister. He prides himself on being approachable and user-friendly. He particularly enjoys cases involving detailed cross-examination and thrives on the advocacy required in the cut and thrust of contested cases with multiple parties and complex financial arrangements. Paul is highly regarded by the professionals with whom he works. He is well-known to establish quickly a solid rapport with his clients in order to achieve their goals in a straightforward, timely and cost-efficient way.
“I offer fearless and persuasive advocacy. I believe in accessibility, integrity, and fair and transparent pricing and offer reliable and clear advice in conference and / or in writing”
Specialisations
Divorce Law
Divorce law services include: Divorce and Financial Relief applications
Child Law
Child law services include: Child Custody, Child Support, Residence & Contact Applications & more
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Did You Know?
Public Access (also known as Direct Access) means that anyone can go directly to a barrister, for advice and/or representation, without being reliant on, or paying for a solicitor. It enables those who feel able to conduct a lot of the litigation themselves to have complete control of their case.
Under the Public Access scheme, Paul's role remains essentially the same as when they are instructed by a solicitor. Paul can advise you on your legal status or rights. Paul can draft documents for you and can represent you in court, tribunals, or mediations. Paul can also negotiate on your behalf and can attend hearings where appropriate.
There are still some cases and situations in which you will need to instruct a solicitor as well as a Paul. However, for many cases the Public Access scheme allows you to go directly to Paul for advice, representation and drafting. This is especially useful where funding difficulties arise.
